Must do Lanzarote trip - A great half day trip. Micheal was an amazing guide. The camels were fun, the stop for the experience brilliant and the bus drive through the lava fields unique!

A must see attraction, don't come to Lanzarote and not visit here. - I had been to this attraction before, but it never fails to amaze me. The landscape is quite literally out of this world. The power of volcanos is awesome, and, seeing rock that looks liquid is just something else.

Fabulous tour with an an absolutely fabulous tour guide (Michael) - A great tour that did what it said on the tin! Times were adhered to and the tour guide was knowledgeable, helpful and above all humorous….! The pick ups were short and timely and the demos at Timanfaya were really good . Wine tasting was a waste of time but I think there is an obligation by all these tours to stop there… all in all was well worth the time and money and would strongly recommend, especially if you can get Michael as the tour guide.

Fantastic short tour - Gd day out .opted for the short tour and was perfect .pick up hassle free ,gd information from our guide.amazing views up the volcano,great camel ride .in all excellent value

Great trip! - Great trip! Interesting, efficient service, genuinely friendly people, brilliant tour guide with a great sense of humour!

Lanzarote fire mountain tour - Absolutely amazing the 🐪 ride was awesome even though we had the naughty one which made the experience even more fun..the whole day from coach pick up.the guide Michael and the driver were amazing how the driver drove around the tiny mountain roads was incredible Would definitely recommend

The trip itself was... - The trip itself was really enjoyable. Our tour guide was lovely. The camel ride was fun and the volcano tour very informative. The only thing that stopped it getting full stars was our pick up point was quite away from our apartments and we found later there was a much closer one.

Nice short trip but would do something longer next time - It wasn't a bad half day trip but as others have said, it was all a bit rushed and you spend most of your time on the coach. My partner and I were the first to be picked up. The pick ups lasted about an hour, which we didn't mind as we got to see a bit more of Lanzarote. We firstly went to the camel ride which we did but wouldn't do again as the camels aren't treated very well. There's a cafe and museum right there for anyone who doesn't want to do it. There doesn't seem to be time even for the toilet after the camel ride. Our tour guide allowed us to go but didn't seem pleased and told us to hurry back. We then went to see three quick experiments which were interesting. Afterwards, we only had 10 mins free to go to the cafe and use toilets. Then we took the coach tour of the volcanoes. It finished with wine tasting which was just a bit of free red or white wine for everyone. We weren't too bothered as we don't drink. There's a gift shop and a chance to go to the toilet here again. We had maybe 15-20 minutes here. We were back at our hotel around 2pm. Overall a nice short trip with some stunning views but I'd do a longer trip if I was doing this again.

Confirm details before booking. - Pros : The tour is informative & the guide Michael is knowlegeable and entertaining. The volcano trip is great, the camel ride is worth the extra charge. Cons: i booked a tour that guaranteed no more than 25 people on it . There were over 70 on our tour bus, ( a huge double-decker) The places offered for pick up are not all available . Once you book they will email you with the place they want you to br picked up which in our case was a 20 minute walk from the selected place. I was told this was because the huge bus couldnt get down some of the streets. The trip to the winery at the end is a bit pointless.

Worth seeing with smears - Negative - Pick up in a double-decker coach Thus, the gathering of guests took quite a long time - I felt very sorry for the camels. You have open wounds on your neck from the muzzle 😖 Positive Excursion as described and worth seeing Neutral Tour only in English - but was so in the description. Still a pity